I use Textra- lot of customization. There may be others with more bells and whistles, but I've got it dialed in the way I want it and I don't have to think much about it.
Over by UW, you can rent a kayak and explore Lake Union or head through the Montlake Cut out to Lake Washington. Pretty good Mexican restaurant right upstairs when you're finished (or, instead of going in the first place). It's going to be a great week of weather...
If you have time and want to head out to Woodinville next time you're out, send me a DM- I have a friend who runs one of the tasting rooms out that way and does a good job helping people find new wines (or drink lots of ones they're already familiar with)
To be fair... It's likely that most of us also assumed the other guy was going to be impeached or indicted in a way that ensured he couldn't run again. Whoops.
(I was aware... riffing on "a running zone" being the same thing as "running zone" that we complain about as the OC calls another stretch play to the boundary)
Thank God. Freaking learn how to man block as Darrell Royal and Woody Hayes intended. I don't care if they're 6- never too young to learn how to take on a pulling guard.
Sorry for the late reply... this is the best resource I've found for hikes in the Seattle area. You can dial in the distance and elevation and "sights"...
If you've got the ability to get out of town, I'd suggest driving north- it's a bit further from Queen Anne, but the hikes off of the Mountain Loop highway are really tremendous. Wallace Falls has a lot of options for different loops/experiences, the Bridal Veil trail (you can keep going to Lake Serene if you want to see snow) is nice (but go early- parking lot fills up), and Heybrook Lookout is a good two mile-ish round trip to an old fire tower.
Out towards North Bend (with Little Si/Rattlesnake) you could also do Franklin Falls (really easy hike), Snoqualmie Middle Fork (awesome bridge), the John Wayne Trail Tunnel (bring a flashlight), or Snow Lake.
Time for a bump- this is a local-ish maker, and I was impressed with their Black Label sauce. The Ghost Pepper and Pomegranate really play well together.